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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-12-17
rHg EUROPEAN WAR CLOUD.
st Grows Denser ON the Russian Front.
Ter.

LONDON, Dec 1.-THE Vienna cores
pondens Of the Times says strong feel
ing exists in favor OF sending an immedi-
ate ultimatum to Russia to be followed,
a case of an unsatisfactory reply, by a
rapid march of German and Austrian
forces on the Russian frontier. 1t is
feared war will occur in the Spring. The
feeling is intense.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-12-17
CALIFORNIA a OREGON II. Il.
The First Through Train Leaves San
Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-THE first
through train between San Francisco and
Portland, Oregon, left this city yesterday
afternoon with large number of passen-
gers, all of whom composed an excursion
which is TO assist at the driving OF the
last spike at Ashland to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-12-17
The Powers Asking Russia to Explain.

VIENNA, Dec. l7.-Count Kalnocky
was in conference with the Emperor all
of yesterday afternoon. 1t is reported
that be will agree to join the note from
the Powers to Russia demanding an ex-
planation Of her military preparations.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-12-17
DEATH OF AN OCTOGENARiAN.
His Father secretary OF state Sn"er
Jefferson.

BALTIMORE, Dee. l7.-General Samuei
w. Smith, aged IS years, died last n'gn'.
His father was Secretary of State and OF
the Treasury during the administration Oh
Thomas Jefferson.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-12-17

BAKERSFIELD, Gala, Dec l7.-Thurs.
ton Lee was hanged at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon for the murder of John Smith
in March, 1887.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-12-17
AN asTs-BAIT ACT.
Passed by the New Foundiand Legisia'
ture and Approved by the Queen.

Boston, Dec. l6.-A dispatch from st.
Johns, N. f., says the bait act which was
passed by the Legislature of that colony
has received royal assent. 1t forblds the
catching or sale OF bait to foreign fisher
men, and goes into operation January lst
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-12-17

DUBLIN, Dec. l7.-United Ireland will
sue the police for damages for removing
its show bills from shop windows in Ennis
and elsewhere.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-12-17
BELLIGERENT EDITORS.
Both or Them slightly wounded in a
Duel.

PARIS, Dec. IN Edwards, manager
of LIE Mantine, fought duel with M.
Mayer, manager of La Lanterne. Both
were slightly wounded.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-12-17
A LIBERAL LANDLORD.
Reducing Rents and Reinstating Ten
ants.

DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-THE Marquis of
Ely has granted a reduction of so per
cent in rents and easy terms of payment
and will reinstate all tenants evicted. =
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-12-17

n rronlblts rol,gamy and RIgamy.

WAsHINGroN, d. c., Dec. l7.-lhe
new Utah constitution makes polygamy
aud bigamy misdemeanors punishable ny
fine and Imprisonment, aud also provides
that the provision cannot be changed
without the consent Of Congress.
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from the Registrar of Deeds for Middesex
County, Northern District.

LOWELL, MASS.
MEssRs. C. /. HOOD & Co.: Gentlemen,
II affords me much pleasure to recommend
Hoop's SARsAPARILLA. My health has
been such that for some years past 1 have
been obliged to take tonic of some kind in
the spring, and have never found anything
that hit my wants as your Sarsaparilla. IL
tones up my system, purifes my blood.
sharpens my appetite, and seems to make
me over. Respectfully yours,
j. Z. THOMPSON.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-12-17

FOLSOM, Call used Butte-T Tine in chronic
rheumatism with great benefit. Please send a
supply TO j. w. Haines, Genoa, New, and oblige
yours truly, f. @. DuRANT, NJ. Il.
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40 VEHICLES FOR SALE.

The undersigned has FORTY VEHICLES
ranging in size and style from 1900 Freight
Wagon to single-seat Buggy, which he viii
sell for cash or exchange for horses or barley.
Farmers and others, desiring Spring Wagons
of almost any style, can be accommodated By
calling on me at the Fashion Livery Stables.
ALEX. WISE.
winnemucca, August I, 1885.
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One of our prominent business men said to
us the other day: In the spring my wife
got all run down and could not eat anything;
passing your store | saw a pile of HOODS
SARsAPARILLA in the window, and got
bottle. After she had been taking it week
she had rousing appetite, and it did hez
everything. She took three bottles, ana IL
was the best three dollars ever invested.
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rESANTA Able is only sold in large bottle
at 81; three for 81 so. Sold by all wholesals an
retail druggists. Is
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SANTA ABLE,
Pleasing to the Palate and Death to a
Cough.

CALICO, Call have had the catarrh for five
years. and could hardly talk plain; could not
breathe through my notrils, Your California
CatR- Cure has oleansed out my head and can
talk palmer now than have for the past hve
years Your medicine is all that it is represent
ed. an absolute cure for catarrh and cold in the
head Yours truly,
CHARLES G. OvRRsHINKR-
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FIRsT.CLAss BILLIARD I
TO AND FROM THE DEPOT.

A GOOD TEAM is always ready to take all
persons to and from the Depot and Hotel free
of charge
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-12
MICHIGAN SPECIALS.
The Peninsula State Furnishes
8 Bountsous News Harvest.
llAl DIRGIa LIscs HlsHLI RaIORtl
Aasksgoa M<ntion-A Family POS
onsd Lsaslag Szyiags sac Do
ings -siesa Up with orasui,e
-T~e Atfemps AZ SUICIDE.

tft.z4taA - ~ ts-t-&s@ e+As>A
LAszISs. April ti.-Tnis has b<en . very
d0A day Beth houses have been in COM
mites of tie whole nearly al the session
snd noEhing OF interest % the people Of
Nestern Michigan has bssn done-
hoR- 7. B. Barry Is ia the eisy on bis
Way 10 PittsbaFg 70 stssnd to little trouble
there azong The iron workers. and Was
given the honor Of an Introduction 70 the
Representatives. lie Is an ex Representa-
uye himself Ar. Barry made brief al
dress
Tomorrow afternoon the bin to grant
municipal suffrage - women cones up as
the special order IN the House. and q lively
eiesaie Is looked for. Ms. Phoebe Whit
field and Mrs. sophia Knight are here from
tfand Rapids doins vaat they can To Sc
cure rs passage
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Macdonald gives q
banquet 10 the capitol officials and members
OF the Legislature on Wednesday evening al
the Lansing House. Arrangements have
been made for $50 covers. There will be
dancing both before aud after the banquet
and wine will be dispensed with.
Mr.. Edwards i ready now ID bring up
the Grand Rapids charter amendments Tor
passage IN the Senate. the first day there $ 4
Iuil attendance. Senator Huboell is hack.
Senator Stark will put his little amend
into the aniendments.by making IL lawful
10 deposit the city moneys iato any or all oi
the local banks and By cutti1go oil additional
pay for Chairmen of Council Committees
making the salary for each 500. The
amendments will come up tomorrow OF
nexS day. QUrEISE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-12
sluo0INo LAWYERS.
Great Excisment ia District Supreme Court
at Hashingto1-


wAsHESeroS. April 1i.-An exciting
scene took. place in the Supreme Court
room Of the district this afternoon after its
sdjournmens growing out OF q leading
hsbeas corpus case for the possession of
child, years OF age, which had been
abandoned by its parents shortly after its
birth and subsequently, tenderly rsised by
its grand parents. The parents now seek 10
recover possession OF the child and the case
has been litigated for several months. The
events OF the trial today were very exciting
and Nr- kiie, the parent OF the child, ap-
preached sx-Conxressman Amber Smith.
COUNSEL for The grandparents. and notified
him in the court room that he intended to
kill him on sight Mr.. Saith replied
that ne di9 not come armed
into court room, but would
orm himself and discuss the matter
outside. Kile then Left. when friend of
Kiie's suddenly advanced on Mr. Soaith.
and after denouncing him struck him
heavy blow with = stick. which feilei him.
The bailiffs rushed IN aud 9 scene Of confu-
sion enSued witch was heightened by the
mother Of the child attscking and claving
Mr. smith IN the face. Judge Haguer was
sent FOR and stated that he would tomorrow
teach those asssilaois a severe lesson for
ssssultiny an attorney in court. Tnev will
probably De arTaiened and punished for
contempt tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-12
MORE SPECULATION
LABOR Flas 70 AID HEFBBLlGlli


AksnsksxoA April Is~Hhe slw as
sssniaG S,ails1Aez AZ inlsFsses xlth fss.-
gEezssasn faflsE q Nss Nass - tl.s
l,aiitseai oellsef fn ls>e laf farkss 4la
hs thaslets tAs ssssaesh II flps .asas Fassf
vhstAef tics pug pps t'rsslisnnin s4n.ii.
da,s - npt ssnia o. 81 sdxanss,ls e tl.s
heIiAbils&a ls.fit. Ht dad Bs,i fliint EE
Cleveland > FeBelatnaiian . ia1<ebas s.sa-
oluslon NJ Hili i,s saiA. II kanilla
ssfvnefh - kew foFk ha nslsslae le =
mating bld - llie isloi sofsi ena -
gaining strelsslh. iiis nanlinaiiea 81 tisa
stale tlAtirssad toiaH, IfsIosssEH Hsn aat-
cessial akieesp u pleass the issfof fseas,.s
re said hs d.a nA taink H. hia - hAs
made az his mind y hethsr ~ Nnnia1 fhs
Republican ll0inlnztion n.Ialn. I'D he
wants IL ss eaa gei Il II f.lt xls.i ~ Ihe
Vest has snS political sseisIEeaaa< q a..
sRd don't knov that il hss d s sssFsis
% see - hat extent as sssalas hsi ssola "a
the leopis llsels. nal - bnild 40 aoF
strength. Nj. Parker SAID as oia aai
think there Was alss understanding ne.peea
AT. Blaine = fFienfl< snd thess ~ n q atnf-
snsn, bat a al agreement 09uia g. rsaoned
bet~een theln Il would inessesf Sac c14nces
al success foT ths t.elalbiicsh F4rls
A. - ar. CieFeiancs administration
he said he Thought the ye4r a. oaiae ~oai1
be much mofs severe tesi than fhs isfa
years past Il would hs tlnspeAt taks iisls
year - deisFminf = laetbcI ff isaa flrenesh-
ense oF waekenes his party. lie fheueist
that for Kraslanf genera rstulls sna seeise
deeply into things. Nh Cleveland SURPASSED
any politician 1n the i)emoaIaiIt parry. sfs
had = better soen of what would 10 tbo
nitlmats result @ iatEom them
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-12
THE WHITNEY BABY
Christened in the Presence Of
an August Assembly.
CRIES JUST LIKE A PLEDtlAH BABE.
She Behaves Well Till the Sprinkiing
Process is Reached and Then She
kicks-Eeid up for Inspec-
ton at Home.

wAsHISeros. April 1i.-Doroihy Paine.
the little three-month's-osd daughter OF
Secretary and Mrs. Whitney. waschristened
this afternoon at 81. Johns Episcopal
Church in the presnce Of notable Assem-
bly,. The Cabinet, Chief Justice Waite anu
several of his associates on the Supreme
Court bench, many members of the diplo-
matte corps. General Sheridan. Hon.
w. w. Corcoran, George Bancroft. the his
torian. and q host of others prominent in
Official and social life filled every seat on
the floor and in the gallery OF the church.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland were not
present. The ceremony. when once begun
by Or. Leonard, was soon over. The baby
behaved well until the reverend doctor
poured water on its head when i began TO
cry, increasing the vigor and volume
Of its cry with each successive
application. The doctor handed Dorothy
back 20 the nurse, who soon restored peace
and quiet. The ritual over the Secretary
aud his family quier'y took their carriages
and drove home where a reception was
given aud Dorothy was held up tor inspec-
lion, and kissed and squeezed and admired
for several hours by scores OF the Secre-
tary's and Mrs. Whitneys friends.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-12
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MuSkEGOH MATTERS,
A Disastrous Fire-yssssis Cieared-Other
News Items.

News Items.
t>s.Sss<s Vt4esss4-eteN1s.
MUsKEGoS. April 1i.-Fire broke out yes
terday morning about o'clock. in the new
two story carpenter shop of M. w. Decker.
on South Terrace-st., and being filed with
dry lumber was beyond control before the
ire department reached it. The fire soon
spread 10 . barn owned by L. T.. Walden.
and from thence TO the electric light works.
The carpenter shop aud bsra were entirely
destroyed and the proof OF the electric ilgLt
works entirely burned OIL. The upper story
OF this building was used for store room
for lamps, etc, which were all destroyed.
Several other buildings caught fire but
were extinguished before much damage was
done. IL is thought the fire was of in
cendiary origin. The matter is being in
yessig4ted. Loss not yet known, The
6 ecirlc lights were started again a. I:30 last
evening.
4. T. Wilbur's Dramatic Company opened
z weeks engagement at the Opera Ii ouse
last night with the Galley Slave" at popu-
lar prices. The house was crowded, as it
always is when this company appears. To-
morrow he will present the Bankers s
Daughter"
Several boats cleared from here today.
The ice is all broken up and IS gradually
going out
The Muskegon Boom Company will be-
gin work next Monday.
Several mills will begin work today and
many more will start next week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-12

The Sunday school Ia.sstuts and Annual
Conference


The Sunday School Institute. OF the Con
grexstional Church. met a. tie south Con-
gregalIonal Church yesterday afternoon.
Rev. T.. W. Miller. State Superintendent Of
the Sunday Schools OF the Congregations
Church presiding. There was q small az
tendance OF ladies aud few Of the gentle
men who are here attending the conference
The exercises OF the afternoon commenced
with paper on the Geography Of the Old
Testament" by Pew. g. A. Pollard. Bis
talk was interesting ant instructive. The
locations where the principal events ID Bio
heal history occurred were pointed out on
the map. lie gave brief description oi the
Holy Land and a short sketch OF Biblical
characters.
Rev. X. w. Miller followed with al en-
ter.aining conversation on the history oi
the Old Testament he said there had been
numerous and conflicting schemes for the
study of the history Of the Bible. bat ths
system established by Robert Rsikes ina
England was uniformly used 10 that c0aB-
try and in America. Mr.. Miller divided The
history into periods. a follows First The
period Of the human raoe from the creation
ofman. embracing the time from the cres-
ton 80 1905 B. G, The government being
administered directly hy God. Servnd. The
Chosen Family of Government The patri-
archai 20 1921 y. c. Third, iskmasiiies
governing 10 the Exodus from Egypt. 1891
B c.. the administration during this period
being tbeocrafic. Fourth. The Coronation
OF Saul. This government was royal and
continued until 1895 u. {. Flftb. Bsbsio-
nisn captivity. the period Of the Jewish
provinces. Sixth New Testament. com.
mencing AZ The birth OF Christ.
Mr. Miller enlarged upon these bf3ef Eisfe
ments Of The periods for half an hour apl
sacoee3ed ia touching upon al Of the iua-
l,ortaDt points. much 10 the instruction Of
those present.
Rev j. p. Breed was down Tor q con.
sideralion OF the topic Events Of the old
Testament" bot was not present assd it Wa
oEnittsd. Rev. e. r. COT spoke Of the IN
stifute and ciosed with drifl IN ssk ine
questions by the cbfidren of the south Con
erexationsi eondzT school.
TIE Grand RIVER Congregational Con
ference began in the eveuine with sn na
dress by t0e refiring Ho6erhtor, Rev. y &
Harrington. and al address on TIE Amer
ican Congregational Union. by Rev. Z. II.
Tssntor.
Tire business session begins this morninf
and the conferences vii continue iu session
through tie 6sy and evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-12
JUSTICE FOR IRELAND.
An Immense Anti Coercion
Demonstration IN London.
Kisses HlnaIl0s Or TIE QuEH
An iunpassisaeo Speech bs Lore kzsfor
Sullivan -Cf.@asesrlsEn's Name
Csee1sa ~fth Grosas-An
Ossgion 20 Ozsiit.

loNpez. April Il Estimates vary - %
the nnmbes of persons pseseni Al Tie gfsas
snsi-oo<rcion demonstration ia and sfssassd
Hyde Park teasy. bat II i certain
that 10 fessr lAsA ons huRdsed aaa
fiiy thonsznd we're assembled,
though sxsctsy ~A4t pfeportlen
of these we're lockers ca cannot be deter
mined Making al alioasno. Tor tie hosts
OF people drawn there - earnestly aud
whose sentiments msy net be infefred irom
their presence. II still remains safe state
ment that London has seidoHa witnessed -
gigantic and spontaneous an o4tponraag
al people Ia support ot political view.
Irish national emhlems were tie most con-
splcu0us decorations OF the Immense pro-
cesslon. Tie crowd was most denss around
The platform from which lord Mayor 81
Dublin Sullivan spoke. Suilivsn's speech
was sn impsssi0ned piece Of oFators, vel
calculated 10 2roisse the enthusiasm OF .
popular assemblsge. Whea Ia the course
OF his address he asked II Lon
don working me9 proposed 10
see their neighhcrs. the irish tensntry,
crushed by the crae. Tory psrfs OF EDglish
lasdlords and arlistocrais. tremendous
shout of No" rolled out like thunder.
Mr.. Sullivan remark that the Queen was
about To celebrate her jubilee BY signing
away the liberties OF the irish people was q
sequel for burst Of angry Kisses and cries,
lasting several minutes. Every reference 10
Mr.. Chamberlain was greeied with groans
and misses
Michael Davltt. who spoke from the plat
form erected nv the socislisfs. was the center
Of another crowd aud received an ovation.
In his speech he prophesied that the people
would destroy fhe bridge OF hstred across
the Irish Sea, and would build a bridge of
love. Such demonstrations as TINS indl-
Gated that the masses would render coer-
cion matter OF very short duration. The
weii-known socialist, John Burns, said In
the course OF his address. that the English
people stand ready TO help the Irish when
ever they shall decide 10 revolt against this
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-12

81. Marks Church pfesensed scene ls<i
evening sDeh - one vould ekpect % sss
inst sftsr The ierfai festivities 81 f3ster
The church was liilea wSth isdee - the
afish End slso quite g1lAef ra ~ gentle
Essn. The articles ri2esd ~ sale were sen
sI5ie and wisely seleo<ed - fhsrs ves
s1efcslr oBe fhsf wss MOI usefDl in tbe
b01ssaol3. TIE enteffsibusenf wss D0t,a-
isr. ead the ides II e,sfaf.iBine onsiness fof
= nost wDriby p1rToss With soelal asseu
hlaxe. vas equally 30 f,r neeFiy ererf arfi-
&C exaifite8 Wss purchased Aei5gfffai
lunch snt ies wes SERVES - 8 o,eloof nna
eight cctock fne orcaestfa piersd soese
piesss1t sei e<f3oT.s n fhe eer6F f9orn. Tns
church fund recs:ved baodsgfns sddffion
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-12
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LITTLE TELEGKAMS.

SAY FsAScTsco. April I1.-Sellihg Of seats
for the National Opera season began today.
The days sales amounted 10 over s.. 90.
CONCORD April 1.-The ice has gone out
OF the Merrinsac and Nashua rivers. They
are rising rapidly and there is likely 10 be a
heavy iresbet.
IspTsSsFoLIS. April 1.-The Union
Llbof party tonight nominated Walter W.
". DaTy printer fo- aavor aud John 4.
" hite curied hair worker for Clerk.
WAsHISsTof. hprii ii.--Ths story going
the ROUNDS Of tsie g.Issz that President CIeve-
land has requested the construction Of a
private entrance for his own use in one a
the Western theetres Is absolutely untrue.
RAeTSE Wis, April lI.-At a funeral in
Union Groye Sunday afternoon team os
horses ran away. fatally ia5uriBs Hannibal
5. KeTes and MS sou, and saFio1siF iniuf-
IN ban AcBeth and sister. All are promi.
neut people IA the village
CsTcAso, April fl.-~About TIVE thousand
Of the striking carpenters viii 70 back 70
work tomo@rOs under an sfrangeTaeai
with the new association OF boses Ihis
breax in the ranks Of The strikers it is bs-
lieved. sIll soon end the strike.
RScsxosp. Va, April if-Ths forsixn
bond hoHierS hsve c.,k1e1 % send
Edward Thornton . Represent t3sr1 il con-
ference slth the Virgins Commission ap-
pointed By the legislature % settle fSs
debt question: Thornton slll ssii for this
country on the 18th inst
Ksssss CfTr. No. April ia riot en-.
s1ei to.isy tetween vklts a8d ceisred a
borers working on the bFfex xe Il Rs13oIpa
Point- fsffF shots we're Efed sod roc r.
frssiy us>,i, bat DO one Vss si&iet A5os4s
twenty men we're fnlufks. tvo of thefn -
severely that they may De.
cE1cseo April A Wrestling match
bst~sea Evaa iexis enf Joe Acton toaie 8 {
wss witnessed b so peoTe Is "a
catch ss-csen can best thres n fve. fhres
posats - consfitIis fail. for SO and /
psTceBtzsa 81 tae esse reoesFts iee5s IN,
sh eass sinner and rscsiFei aeaFly fztea
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-12
THE CHERRY STREET LINE.
The City Ontcisis aud the Street Railway
Company Lock Horns

The City Ofscisis aud the Street Railway
Company Lock Horns.
The Street Railway Company having dis
tributed iron aud other material sloag the
line of the proposed Cherry-st railroad. an
nounced their intention yesterday of break
ing ground at once. Mayor Dikeman and
City Attorney Ransom demurred TO such
proceedings es the ordinance governing
the proposed line had not been acted on by
the Council. Instead of calling on the Mar
shal. the police department were instructed
by the officials TO prevent the company
from breaking the street as proposed. All
day il was fight. City vs.. Street Railway
Company. Street Railway Company va.
City, and the settlement of the rights of
each will be brought at once to the courts
Anticipating that an attempt might be
made TO do the work last night. tive officers
were detailed and patroied the route. but
the company wisely. perhaps, refrsined
from overriding their instructions.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-12

tk4-<ftst - tet At-s44ks sttAtA
LAxxKfsw. ADrii il.-fas foe n ths
fsmsrsek rivsE is ~ soc n ie1sing. tA4fthe
Rysrson hil IanaseE Conap&ny hsss BEEN
oblized % blast TIE Ice With dyEanits
esstrlcss4 Tais eospsny want 70 Coat
nearly thirtdsn millioa fsst of logs Il ths
water fsxoys --- ssisFisy ss Albert W
cox sas leading these cartridges. one 81
ttem exploded aud by rs oonenssiQn
nsxEly 100 pounds sxploded- strange 20
say Wilcox ) sgili alive. although Ia .
pFecsrioas condition. His skin j. pertoE2i-
ed ~ith cartridge caps, one aide of as lace
badly iBjared aud his iefi limb beses tas
knee. fractured in several places. his re-
oogery i hoped for.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-12

BsrrrwoaK. April 1f.--SeYersl promin ent
sgd influential members Of The Stock e.
change today called Ro5ert Gsrrstt's stfen-
tion 70 The article published IA the New
York F~,if yesterday relative 70 thu Bsiti-
nors s. t4lio railroad deal IN which the
Hsrakf ssssgted that The Negotiations With
Mezsrs frcs a Staynor were pf snd init.
na1ire thst the Bsltimore 1t ohio option
wt~ begxinx sr0und WsH.st The ouiy
comment that Mr. Garrett cosld - induced
- mske upon this article was this FITS
ali sfnG and bosh
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-12

wkFHIxerax. AFrii IA dispztch re-
ceived ct the STATE Des..rtmsBt from Mr..
I.asnbsrt Tree. or Minister 70 BeieiBm,
sisses That sn intesnationsl expositioa ei
science ans fcfnstrr uiI be besd ~ fsrus-
sels nexs ear The Belxssa govern fEsnf Is
interested "a the enfeTEsse ard TIE King
With = view e eocoursefnr Re rssriicsys
ton Of BeiriAn sr6 foreign EEDtecers. tss
issoed royal dexree srfe, ntisx kis
bTofher tae CesEr4 Tpe p sx8rs Pres sent 81
the tamr11sfes 81 Arfsaxtneats
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-12

a wsmsn v'hs fsAs slept Thrss sssths
and shows No ST. ns ai wsEtss

gollEy. IA. ATrli il.--Another remark
ablt case OF person lying la if4no for
long time wa brought 20 light iodas IA this
city. Mr. i.1zis Herbert fhn vile of =
sslgchIaan aud noihsr of ilia ch ildrea hns
not spoken a Nofc uf og,et4sd her ette in
three months. fIuid fuod hat - BE- iorotd
into hef meoib Ahen 50 attempt Is lue1t
10 feed her f.se Jaws close flNoig end fbf
lips are c0nlpressed. The woman - -
oace1 - = mere skeleton. fae physician
ss.ree that she Is AFT 'ictea With essaleiEf
though the suspension 81 imBscaldf ,loueI
voiitlo1 aud senss tfaf iaslssc loHecF thsn
such Gases uSusliy do. Iiia doaf0lf viii ief
the case san along istl WARM weather. Nbea
az slectgicsI apparatus Will be usad IL -.
xiye the long sis.efser.